The rate of British women with high lung cancer due to smoking
Cancer Research UK (Cancer Research UK) has released shocking data on lung cancer rates in British women and said this is the result of increasing smoking among women. m…
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Cancer Research UK (Cancer Research UK) has released shocking data on lung cancer rates in British women and said this is the result of increasing smoking among women. m…
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published 9 images to illustrate the harmful effects of tobacco to prevent children smoking and encourage adults to quit sm…
Recently, German scientists have successfully trained dogs with special abilities to detect lung cancer.
On 8/9 medicalxpress page reported that patients with end-stage lung cancer are about to be equipped with a therapeutic tool again when Cuban health authorities announce…
World Health Organization (WHO) yesterday warned that air quality in many countries around the world has reached a level of harm to human health.
According to a study by French scientists at the European Respiratory Association's annual conference in Amsterdam, contact with goats may increase the risk of a rare lu…
World Health Organization (WHO) yesterday (May 31) said tobacco will be the cause of nearly 6 million deaths this year, including 600 people who are non-smokers (or call…
Taking low-dose aspirin may help reduce the risk of developing colon cancer, and even prevent death from the disease.
General Director of Pharmaceutical Labiofam, Cuba, said that he was carrying out procedures to sell Vidatox for cancer treatment made from green scorpion venom.
As a result of the National Lung Cancer Screening Trial, the use of effective CT scans in early screening for lung cancer in smokers ...
According to a recent study, along with quitting, having a soy-rich diet helps reduce the risk of lung cancer in men.
Straightening strong radiation beams into tumors can help control the growth of these tumors.
The research of Mayo Medical University scientists, USA, explains why people who never smoke still get lung cancer.
US scientists have discovered a way to inform high smokers about lung cancer risk by measuring changes in the windpipe.
The drug metformin, still commonly used to treat patients with type 2 diabetes, may also work in preventing lung cancer.